@BEOYouth | "I don't understand this school!" ~Brunia

Brunia, Bryant, and Aniyla reflect back on this past school year and have strong opinions about it! They don't hold back as they discuss about financial literacy, PBIS, teachers, classmates, announcements, hall sweeps, and more!

@BEOYouth | Originally published on 6/19/21, we're republishing this episode with a new title and a couple of other edits. The original title was One-on-One with Shane: On Juneteenth becoming a national holiday

Original description:

It's summer, so we're not in class anymore, but c/o 2021 alumnus, Shane, was willing to sit down and chat about Juneteenth becoming a national holiday. The cover art is courtesy of graffiti art on a student's desk.

@BEOYouth | Listen as we shout out the men in our lives!

@BEOYouth | Nate and Bryant, two Black teens at King skateboard and defend their sport and fun from Brunia's barbs. In her defense, Brunia is bothered by their seeming lack of safety when skateboarding through the city streets and...HIGHWAYS!

@BEOYouth | First published, 12/26/2021 - REMASTERED 5/31/2023

Nahjae, a senior at Martin Luther King High School, did her senior project on the Tulsa Race Massacre & Black Wall Street. A former student of Comm101, she graciously agreed to return to the podcast to discuss her knowledge and why she chose the subject.

@BEOYouth | Nyaire asks the community, "What do you do to maintain your mental health?" From hugging trees to smoking them, hear what they had to say! Tune in after Aniyla's outro for what you didn't hear in the main episode...

Cover art via nappy.co

@BEOYouth | Our STEP case manager, Mr. Eric, Ms. Sabree, our 11th & 12th grade counselor, and Ms. April our STEP Clinical Coordinator planned a faculty-sponsored TRUNK PARTY! Like, how cool is that? Listen here for some of the reaction!

@BEOYouth | Mr. Eric is our STEP Case Manager here at Martin Luther King. According to our school district, "The Case Manager connects families to community resources to address a child’s needs." Mr. Eric does that and more, so we talked to him for Mental Health Awareness Month.